Amphibians form a small but ecologically significant component of the Indus Delta ecosystem. Adapted to both aquatic and terrestrial environments, they are typically found in moist microhabitats such as tidal pools, mudflats, seasonal freshwater pools, seepages, and the vegetated edges of creeks, where humidity remains consistently high. Frogs and toads recorded in the project area play an important role in maintaining ecological balance by regulating insect populations, while also serving as an important food source for reptiles, wading birds, and small mammals.